The Future Of Hosting - someone explain this to me....

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  • Jace
    FBOP Class Of 2013
    • Jan 2004
    • 35562

    #1

    The Future Of Hosting - someone explain this to me....

    http://www.mh-one.com/

    They claim to be "the future of hosting", and I wouldn't really give it a second glance, except they have a big write up in Wired this month

    someone please, explain to my drunk ass, why they are claiming to be "the future of hosting"....I can't really see anything all that great on the site, but I am also drunk as shit right now
  • cess
    Confirmed User
    • Sep 2006
    • 2921

    #2
    They have a huge wrecking ball smashing everything, what more do you want?

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    • Superterrorizer
      Confirmed User
      • Sep 2003
      • 509

      #3
      Originally posted by Jace
      http://www.mh-one.com/

      They claim to be "the future of hosting", and I wouldn't really give it a second glance, except they have a big write up in Wired this month

      someone please, explain to my drunk ass, why they are claiming to be "the future of hosting"....I can't really see anything all that great on the site, but I am also drunk as shit right now
      From their website:

      Servers and storage are available on demand, allowing you to switch on granular incremental capacity according to your business needs.

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      • xxxice
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2002
        • 5042

        #4
        Originally posted by cess
        They have a huge wrecking ball smashing everything, what more do you want?
        yep nothing else to talk about
        sounds good to me

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        • Spudstr
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2003
          • 2321

          #5
          Sounds like they are using Virtuilization. The new VMware ESX allows this, growth on demand, you can take a series of ESX servers and cluster CPU power and allocate multiple CPU's to a Virtual Machine and cluster it over several machines.

          Example.

          Vmware ESX you can load it on say 10 servers making 20 processors total for capacity if they are dual processor systems.

          Vm ESX can create a cluster and you can allocate say 15 CPU's to a customer for 15Ghz if each processor is 1ghz in size.

          You can do the same with ram ect.
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          • Spudstr
            Confirmed User
            • Jan 2003
            • 2321

            #6
            on the side note Vm ESX really is a great peice of software with esx motion just like a VPS server i.e virtuozzo theres zero downtime migration from one hostnode to another. High-availability with a failover that is less than a second

            ESX Vm is great for companies that are consolidating servers, it allows them to utilize more CPU and resources better, its like shared hosting you have your peeks and low sof usage, while one company needs cpu power at night another needs it during the day. ITs all bout efficiancy. the adult community probably doesn't care for it but in large scale application hosting Virtualization is key in alot of factors.

            And no VM ESX VPS's are not slow, they are amazingly fast compared to the old GS versions.
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            • Brad Mitchell
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2001
              • 9813

              #7
              They believe the future of hosting, in layman's terms, is the W.H.O.P.P.E.R.

              Didn't you see War Games in the 80s?

              Brad
              President at MojoHost | brad at mojohost dot com | Skype MojoHostBrad
              71 industry awards for hosting and professional excellence since 1999

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              • chaze
                Confirmed User
                • Aug 2002
                • 9774

                #8
                lame.. our Vserver hardware has been scalable for about a year now.

                Woopty, I'm sure the wired write was fixed like most print articles.

                I'm sure something big is coming but that's not it.
                Like the desert needs the rain
                We do fully manged WordPress, VPS, and Servers. Adult Host Pro https://adulthostpro.com/ Since 2001

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                • Phil
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jan 2004
                  • 7659

                  #9
                  Big PR.. I would stay away
                  Ask Phil

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